Sophos Launches XDR Solution that Synchronizes Native Endpoint, Server, Firewall, and Email Security
Sophos XDR extends new EDR capabilities across next-generation cybersecurity solutions, creating the most comprehensive and integrated threat detection and response system.
OXFORD, U.K., May 05, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Sophos, a global leader in next-generation cybersecurity, today announced Sophos XDR, the industry’s only extended detection and response (XDR) solution that synchronizes native endpoint, server, firewall, and email security. With this comprehensive and integrated approach, Sophos XDR provides a holistic view of an organization’s environment with the richest data set and deep analysis for threat detection, investigation and response.
iTWire Tuesday, 11 May 2021 11:57 US pipeline attackers appear to have bitten off more than they can chew Featured Image by Robson Machado from Pixabay
The affiliate of ransomware operator DarkSide, the Windows malware that was used to attack the US Colonial Pipeline Company, appears to have taken on a target that was outside the parameters set down by the operator, judging from a statement made by the operator on its site on the dark web.
DarkSide operates as ransomware-as-a-service and thus attacks are carried out by many different groups, all of which pay a commission to the actual creator and maintainer of the ransomware which works only on the Windows operating system.
A ransomware group that claimed to be retiring after an audacious attack on Washington DC’s police department appears to be back in action after reportedly targeting a Japanese firm.
Yamabiko, a Tokyo-headquartered manufacturer of power tools and agricultural and industrial machinery, was apparently added to the data leak site used by the Babuk group.
Although official confirmation is still pending from the firm itself, reports suggest the Russian-speaking threat actors have already released some of the data on their naming-and-shaming site.
This includes personally identifiable information (PII) on employees, product schematics, financial data and more, according to
TechNadu.
The group reportedly claimed to have a total of 0.5TB of data in its possession.
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